Progress Report On Supersymmetric Particle Searches With the D-Zero Detector

Abstract

Supersymmetry which relates bosons and fermions is a new symmetry theory. Searches for supersymmetric particles at the large colliders around the world that just started in the last two decades show slow progress.
Based on accumulated data of about 100 pb−1 collected with the D-Zero detector at Fermilab, no evidence of supersymmetric particles was found. Lower mass limits based on the production cross-section and the exclusion of some parameter space for squark-gluino and chargino-neutralino searches will be discussed.